DRESS CODE

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​3 Year Olds - (Preschool 1)

• Leotard and tights – any color or style

• Ballet skirt optional

• Pink leather ballet shoes

• Boys should wear black pants, white t-shirt, black ballet shoes

 

4 – 6 Year Olds (Preschool 2,

Creative Movement - Basics 2)

• Leotard and tights – any color or style

• Ballet skirt optional

• Pink leather ballet shoes

• Black patent leather tap shoes (not needed for Creative Movement)

• Boys should wear black pants, white t-shirt, black ballet shoes, black tap oxfords

 

7 Year Olds (Basics 3)

• Black leotard

• Pink ballet and/or pointe shoes with pink tights

• Black ballet skirt, black knit shorts, black ballet sweater & black shrugs optional

• Boys should wear black pants, white t-shirt, black ballet shoes

• Level 3 and up - Hair should be in a bun for class

 

Level 1 - Company Jazz, Modern, Tap, Contemporary

• Black leotard

• Black jazz pants, black shorts

  • (must wear footless or convertible tights under shorts )  or black leggings

• Fitted black tanks or black camisoles over leotard optional

• Fitted black long sleeve shirts over leotard are permitted for cooler months

• Black (only): jazz shoes,  tap oxfords with a hard sole – no split sole for tap shoes

• Boys should wear black pants, white t-shirt, black jazz  or tap shoes or hip hop sneakers, depending on discipline

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Hip Hop

• Black loose fitted sweatpants and/or shirt are encouraged for hip hop class

• Black Hip Hop Sneakers that are not worn outside

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Kindly pull long hair into a ponytail, bun or braid.  Short hair must be pulled back

away from the  face. Please reach out if you have any questions or concerns about

the above dress code. We understand ballet conforms to specific gender roles

that not all students are comfortable with. We are happy to work with students

who may need an alternative. Students may be asked to observe class if they

are not properly dressed.  We thank you in advance for dressing your child

correctly to promote a successful and positive dance experience.